Stanford Storage Groups – Stanford Environmental Health & Safety
WEBFeb 6, 2019 · To find the appropriate storage group for a given chemical, check your lab’s online chemical inventory or search using Stanford’s Chemical Safety Database.
WEBRecommended Storage Groups for Common Chemicals See other side for information about the Stanford Storage Group System. Storage Groups are continuously reviewed and updated as needed. If you have any questions or suggested changes, please contact EH&S at 723-0448. CHEMICAL Group 1-Butanol or 2-butanol L 1-Propanol L
Storage Groups – Stanford Environmental Health & Safety
WEBTo find the appropriate storage group for a given chemical, check your lab's online chemical inventory or search Stanford’s Chemical Safety Database. For questions, call EH&S Hazardous Materials at (650) 723-0448.
WEB1. Identify Storage Group. Follow the flowchart to identify the Storage Group and recommended storage locations. Compare the Globally Harmonized System (GHS) pictograms on the chemical’s label to those on the flowchart or in the table in this section.*
Chemical Storage Information | Environmental Health and Safety
WEBThere are several appropriate chemical storage group methods available. They are each slightly different but have many overlapping similarities. Proper chemical storage controls health or physical hazards posed by chemical compounds during storage in the lab.
Chemical Safety - Stanford Medicine
WEBChemical labeling, handling, storage, and inventory reporting requirements are mandated by local, state and federal regulations. Here are some resources designed for your lab and ensuring safe handling of chemicals, gases, and waste.
Chemical Compatibility Guidelines
WEBMar 3, 2024 · Chemical compatibility groups. Store chemical groups below separately from one another, either in separate cabinets or in appropriate tubs or secondary containers. Clearly and legibly label each container and storage location to indicate its compatibility group.
WEBA storage group is a group of chemicals that will not react violently if mixed. Determine the storage group of a chemical by referring to the chemical safety information available in Salute or to the “Hazards Identification” and “Toxicological Information” sections of the Safety Data Sheet (SDS).
WEBRecommended Storage Groups for Common Acids and Bases. This list includes common acids and bases that are not classified as pyrophoric, water reactive or a flammable liquid under GHS. Chemicals are sorted by CAS#. A few substances that do not have a CAS# assigned appear at the end of the list.
WEBWhen determining how to store the chemical, always check the chemical label and MSDS/SDS first for the manufacturer’s recommended compatible storage. Keep chemicals away from ignition sources.
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